Sentence examples for practically automatic from inspiring English sources

Harry Kellar (1849 1922), the most famous American magician in the early years of the 20th century, suggested more-unconventional qualifications for the successful conjurer: "The will, manual dexterity, physical strength, the capacity to perform things automatically, an accurate, perfectly ordered and practically automatic memory, and a knowledge of a number of languages, the more the better".

Generally, experts told the Guardian that it has previously been "practically automatic" for singers playing the part to use blackface – just as extravagant Asian-style makeup known as "yellowface" is still the norm for productions of Madama Butterfly.

The idea is that the whole process is smooth and practically automatic.

Before 1993, the wage inflation adjustment was practically automatic through an indexation mechanism.

This process is practically automatic since it only needs to define a seed of the object of interest.

Beltran returned July 15 after missing spring training and the first half of the season, and he was practically an automatic out for about five weeks.

That way you'd have to actually be skilled at aiming it to hit those cross map shots instead of them practically being automatic.

We conclude that it is practically impossible for an automatic method to achieve the level of performance of human experts.

Do this so often that it becomes automatic and practically thoughtless.

In fact, you can use this to start an "automatic" savings plan that's practically immune to variations in income.

I try the M249, otherwise known as the SAW (Squad Automatic Weapon), a gun that is practically bigger than my five-foot-three frame.